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I assumed you were correct, but on further reflection, according to help:
Returns a Variant (Date) that indicates the date and time when a file was created or last modified. from the immediate window: ? typename(filedatetime("c:\testfile.txt")) Date -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Hotbird wrote in message ... I want to update a file on the C: drive, only if a later version can be found on the A: drive. I have searched the VBA Help files, and the only method I can see returns a text string date/time stamp that would be difficult to use in a comparison. Is there a better way, that will return the date/time stamp in numeric form? Dim MyStamp ' Assume TESTFILE was last modified on February 12, 1993 at 4:35:47 PM. ' Assume English/U.S. locale settings. MyStamp = FileDateTime("TESTFILE") ' Returns "2/12/93 4:35:47 PM". |
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